50 Yard off-hand VZ2008 Wolf/Monarch ammo (pic)

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I was able to get in 5 targets yesterday. Three slow fire and two rapid fire.
This is the best target shot slow fire, but the others looked the same, but with some shots off breath so they were a little wide.

Anyway. The ammo was a mix of Academy Sports Monarch FMJ and Wolf Military Classic HP. I think I preferred the Monarch. It had sealed primers, and the case neck was sealed as well.

I did have an issue with the gun. I generally run the trigger group dry, and lube the bolt and slide. Well I slipped up and get the trigger pins wet with CLP. So after 2 magazines the pins started to walk out making it a less than desirable trip to the range, but I know the issue, and will fix the problem.

Without further BS. Here is the best target, but I can guarantee that the others were the same grouping for 30 rounds accept the rapid fire which all stayed withing the 7 ring.

 

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Not bad at all! I've got the VZ on my "want" list. It may be a while before I start making progress on said list, though.

 

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I am still waiting on my PSA HF Dissipator to arrive. Can't wait to get the joker in my hands.

This is the VZ2008. You know the one that doesn't shoot very well from Century. Not the VZ58. I have it zeroed for 50 yards because I bought it to shoot close up. Let the scoped guns and the ARs shoot the longer ranges. I was kinda was disappointed that lube on the trigger pins allowed them to walk on me, but that can be remedied. It was my fault for allowing CLP to get down into the trigger assembly. I had shot this rifle around 1000 times, and never had the pins walk, but I had never allowed CLP to get on the pins either. So it could be a bad pin, or just my error.